Sentence examples for top clinicians from inspiring English sources

The union of the Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine MDCC) and the Charité, the university clinic of Berlin's Humboldt University and Free University, will help attract top clinicians, researchers, and medical students to Berlin, Berlin Mayor Klaus Wowereit told a press conference this afternoon.

Much like the White House Forum, this was a small, invitation-only event that brought together some of the top clinicians, scientists, and thought leaders on the issue of resistance.

Top clinicians (clinician Directors) need to have more autonomy if they are to transform the clinical services that they lead into things of lasting value.

Also included among the top 10 clinicians are AIDS researchers Robert C. Gallo of the University of Maryland and Anthony S. Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, ranked 8 and 9 respectively (see complete table below).

The top five clinicians achieved more than half of the 21 research indicators and the top 11 achieved seven or more.

Dr. Peter Horby, a World Health Organization epidemiologist, said that the three deaths involved people treated at top hospitals by clinicians interested in the disease, and noted that more people may have been infected whose cases have not been diagnosed.

"One of the options even proposes the establishment of a centre of excellence in Belfast which would attract top surgeons and clinicians to Belfast as already happens in the cancer centre.

Despite that most attention on current prevention guidelines has focused on the indications for lipid lowering treatment, adequate control of the main modifiable causes of stroke hypertension and smoking 34 should remain top priorities for clinicians and policy makers to reduce the population burden of cerebrovascular disease.

The list repeated from the top if/when a clinician had entered all 25 drugs within 2 minutes and had time remaining.

As reported in other remote care work [ 5] the need to gather systematically collected before-and-after data was seen as a top priority, with clinician engagement being greatly enhanced by the perceived robustness of the RCT.

Compared with their peers in the lowest fifth of the nomination distribution, clinicians in the top fifth were younger and more likely to be male, to speak English as a first language, to practice obstetrics, to have a maternal foetal medicine subspecialty, and to practice in higher volume hospitals (p<0.05).